Initially, dancehall music arose in the early 1980s from reggae and dub culture in the country. It was a raw response to the dominance of digital dance music and presented deejaying over minimal beats. Throughout the eighties, dancehall became more hardcore, incorporating elements of hip hop and electronic beats. Nineteen nineties saw major spread

Dancehall vibe originated in the 1970s Jamaica, developing from ska's rhythmic tempo and blending digital instrumentation. Initially a local gathering in Kingston venues, it quickly gained attention amongst the younger generation. The change toward more upbeat rhythms and deejaying's prominence – through DJs rapped over backing tracks – marked